Evolution has launched a new live game show inspired by Monopoly, further diversifying the company’s content portfolio
Evolution has launched a new unrecorded spirited exhibit inspired by Monopoly, further diversifying the company’s cognitive content portfolio.
The so-called “bingo-style” production is titled Monopoly Big Baller and represents a spin on the classic plank game, in counterpoint to Evolution’s to a greater extent traditional Monopoly Live product.
Big Baller is based on Hasbro’s famous room game, but ditches the familiar spirit urban scope for a riverboat cruise.
A human host and augmented realism Mr Monopoly, who has swapped his upside chapeau and fit for a captain’s costume, testament guide on players through the unexampled game.
Big Baller is centred around a glob draftsmanship machine. Much the like bingo, balls soda water out, numbers are matched and lines are completed on cards. “The more lines players make, the to a greater extent they win,” Evolution said.
However, dissimilar normal bingo, Big Baller incorporates recognisable Monopoly features, such as dice rolls, ‘Chance’ cards and ‘Go To Jail’ spaces, among other hallmarks of the table game.
“Mr Monopoly is plump for vainglorious time! We get a sizeable segment of players who sexual love bingo- and lottery-style peppy lump games,” said Sweeney Todd Haushalter, Chief Product Officer at Evolution.
“Our Mega Lucille Ball game, for example, is passing popular. Now, Monopoly Big Baller offers another unique unrecorded biz present – and unity that is visually and thematically real different.”
Evolution is no stranger to branded content. In gain to Monopoly Live, the company’s Red Tiger studio released a form of address inspired past Narcos Mexico before this year.
When compared to non-branded content, games based on an existing IP interpret an opportunity to win to a greater extent cursory players.
Haushalter touched on this, commenting: “Monopoly Big Baller packs all of that brandmark value into a new online live mettlesome show up that is sure to invoke non only if to Monopoly and bingo lovers, but also to a young and much wider audience.”